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Corporate Crime Dwarfs Street Crime

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Notice of Event - Protest
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Join The Fight For Jobs, Justice And Equality
Date: 
1993-05-15
Pages: 
1
Collections: 
Summary: 
Short piece discussing the media's tendency to shy away from corporate crime and only focus on street/individual crimes. Update given on the On-To-Ottawa caravan en-route to protest NAFTA.
Keywords: 
Protest Movement; Ottawa; Globalization; NAFTA; Free Trade; Media

Join The Fight For Jobs, Justice and Equality

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Notice of Event - Protest
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Join The Fight For Jobs, Justice And Equality
Date: 
1993-05-15
Pages: 
1
Collections: 
Summary: 
Advertisement/Announcement for a rally at Canada Place protesting NAFTA with speeches, music and art.
Keywords: 
Protest Movement; Ottawa; Trade and Convention Centre; Vancouver; Globalization; NAFTA; Free Trade

Spring, Summer, The Fall, Old Man Winter

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Join The Fight For Jobs, Justice And Equality
Date: 
1993-05-15
Pages: 
2
Collections: 
Summary: 
Poem about seasons.
Keywords: 
Fiction; Poetry

My Name Is Cocaine

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
30
Collections: 
Summary: 
Poem detailing the detriments of Cocaine usage in society.
Keywords: 
Drug Abuse; Poetry

The Fun's In The Fight

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
31
Collections: 
Summary: 
Article from Texas author urging readers that people must keep fighting for Freedom and Justice but have fun while doing so. Provides a story of a dying friend who urges to remember the fun times in fighting for social activist causes.
Keywords: 
Community Organization; Austin, Texas

Peanuts

Publication type (Carnegie): 
OTHER - Unknown: Cartoon
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
31
Collections: 
Summary: 
Cartoon; Humor
Keywords: 
Fiction; Cartoon; Humor

May Day '93 Rally and March

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Notice of Event - Protest
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
32
Collections: 
Summary: 
Notice of Protest and rally listing different guests and events at Commercial Drive's Grandview Park celebrating the International Day of Workers. Additional mention is made of the In Support Of Ottawa Rally at Canada Place.
Keywords: 
Protest Movement; Commercial Drive; Grandview Park; Charles Street; Vancouver; Canada Place; Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre

Taste 'Of The Nation' Scalded

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Editorial
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
27
Collections: 
Summary: 
Editorial by author Paul Taylor challenging the 'Taste of the Nation' hunger awareness campaign as it is simply a way of making the rich feel productive in ending the fight against hunger. Lists issues facing impoverished victims of hunger and prospective of the wealth towards those facing hunger.
Keywords: 
Political Ethics; Vancouver Art Gallery; Canada; United States; Mexico; NAFTA; Free Trade; Hunger

Need Help?

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Advertisement
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
28
Collections: 
Summary: 
Advertisement for Downtown Eastside Resident's Association listing services including aid with taxes, UIC, housing and opening a bank account. Also includes a list of donations made by various contributors.
Keywords: 
Housing; Carnegie Theatre; East Hastings Street; Powell Street

Why Is Hemp Illegal?

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
The First S.T.E.W Revue
Date: 
1993-05-01
Pages: 
29
Collections: 
Summary: 
Lead of the SFU League for Ethical Action On Drugs provides arguments against the illegal use of hemp as it is a environmentally sound and renewable source of fiber an energy.
Keywords: 
Decriminalization; United States

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